Keep in mind that by taking weight off your hands, it shifts backwards to your butt. This results in more rapid-onset buttburn, reduced front tire feedback, and (perhaps) a slight tendency for your R1 to understeer. I've experienced all these maladies upon 'Heli-barring' my old VTR1000.
Why not give the standard ergos of your (presumably) new R1 a chance to assimilate to your body (or is it the other way around?)? My experience has taught me that given enough time, the otherwise unused muscles that scream in agony after a ride on a serious sportbike strengthen to the point that they clamor down sufficiently.
Why not give the standard ergos of your (presumably) new R1 a chance to assimilate to your body (or is it the other way around?)? My experience has taught me that given enough time, the otherwise unused muscles that scream in agony after a ride on a serious sportbike strengthen to the point that they clamor down sufficiently.